| thunderbolt |
a bolt of lightning accompanied by thunder. [2 definitions] |
| thunderclap |
a single loud clap of thunder, or a similar sound. |
| thundercloud |
a large dark storm cloud charged with electricity that produces lightning and thunder; cumulonimbus. [2 definitions] |
| thunderhead |
the enlarged, rounded, upper portion of a thundercloud that is the sign of a coming storm. |
| thunderous |
producing a sound of or like thunder. |
| thundershower |
a brief shower of rain accompanied by lightning and thunder. |
| thundersquall |
a brief violent thunderstorm. |
| thunderstone |
any of various stones, fossils, or prehistoric tools that in former times were believed to have been hurled to the ground as thunderbolts. |
| thunderstorm |
a brief electrical storm usu. accompanied by heavy rain and high winds. |
| thunderstruck |
amazed, awed, or stunned. |
| thundery |
accompanied with, indicating, or sounding like thunder; thunderous. |
| thunk1 |
dialetical past tense and past participle of the verb "think." |
| thunk2 |
non-reverberating sound such as that made when something heavy falls to the ground. |
| thurible |
a censer. |
| Thurs. |
abbreviation of "Thursday," the fifth day of the week, occurring between Wednesday and Friday. |
| Thursday |
the fifth day of the week, occurring between Wednesday and Friday. |
| Thursdays |
on Thursdays; each Thursday; every Thursday. |
| thus |
in this way. [3 definitions] |
| thwack |
to hit or beat sharply and vigorously with something flat; whack. [3 definitions] |
| thwart |
to hinder, oppose, or frustrate. [5 definitions] |
| thy |
a possessive form of thou (used chiefly in earlier literature and religious writing); your. |